Maybe one of these:
http://www.dvdvideosoft.com/

Nice work. Clever way to animate the mouth.

I always use maximum compression and have never had a problem restoring.

Peru (Bob) - Peru, NY

I don't have a need for it, but I was wondering if the "universal restore" feature of the new version of Acronis would really allow you to restore an image of one machine to another machine, even though the hardware is completely different? http://kb.acronis.com/content/4000 Also, I came a...

And watch out for Verbatims that sound like a price too good to be true:
http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtopic=13152

1...i should only do a clone to an internal drive...since i only have 1 internal drive, this is not the solution for me I open the computer case and temporarily connect a second drive to make the clone. It might be possible to do this via usb. ...i can do an image (thru acronis?) and save it to my w...

It looked so good for the price that I decided to buy it.

I was looking to buy a morphing program soon, anyway.

Maybe this can help clear things up: A clone is an exact copy of the original. Your computer can't tell the difference between the original and the clone. The purpose of the clone is for it to be used as a replacement of your internal hard drive in case it fails. If it is installed, then only what h...

I use CCleaner with Avast.
It's free and works well:
http://www.ccleaner.com/

FWIW, all of my authoring programs are the same too - no editing, Audio, or Video, at all - just authoring of finished Assets. As a 'rule of thumb," if I'm working with my normal -6 dB levels for my Videos, I'll usually edit my Menu Audio to ~ -12dB, as I want them to be truly background, and ...

Agreed, this is the "cleanest" and most well maintained forum I've used.

mark hansen wrote:Now, just hold the camera steady!!!

You didn't buy them tripods?

VernonRobinson wrote:Tell me more about the interference between the tablet and the wireless mouse.

Thanks,
-Vernon

The "pen" communicates wirelessly with the tablet, doesn't it?

Try moving the receiver(s) closer and more in "line of sight" with the mouse and keyboard, if possible.